Abstract
We find there exists a solution to the wave equation for the Solar System, the wave equation that
solves the atom, that centers around the Earth, the third planet, where life is abundant. It exists
in terms of the Moon and a base unit of 1 second. The Moon seems to be some kind of a Natural
yardstick and the old mystery of the Moon perfectly eclipsing the Sun as seen from the Earth
because of its size and distance from the Earth, plays a key part in the solution. Though one
second developed historically from ancient times from the Babylonians who got it from the
Sumerian base 60 sexagesimal counting, it turns out to be a base unit that solves the planets and
atoms (the proton) in terms of one another. This has archaeological implications, because it
might take us to the realm of theories of Ancient Aliens. In this study we see the Earth/Moon/
Sun system is an elegant, dynamic structure, that is complexly functional, which leaves us
wondering what kind of forces could be behind its origins in that random chance seems
improbable.
The Moon, of the Earth, has long been thought of as not making sense, it is large and massive for
a moon of a terrestrial planet while it has a very low density, low mass for its size, when it should
be comparable to that of the Earth. When we dropped the launch pods from lunar craft for the
Apollo mission on the Moon and measured the seismic activity, it seemed to ring like a bell for
an hour, something characteristic of something hollow. Further studies were done by NASA
after that in a classified study called Chapel Bell, which remains classified 50 years after we went
to the Moon. It has been suggested by some scientists that the Moon would make more sense if
it was hollow, and even that it was a hollow spacecraft put there for the purpose of making life
more successful on Earth. If it was a craft, and we could enter it and move it to adjust our
climate when it is going awry not only from global warming but due to periodic ice ages caused
by small cyclical changes in the Earth orbit, that would solve a lot.
Included in this study is modeling not just the Earth/Moon/Sun system but habitable star
systems in general in terms of them having an enigmatic moon like we have. While it may not be
mainstream science to suggest the Moon of the the Earth is hollow, it is a part of it to suggest
that very successful habitable planets would need to have an enigmatic moon like we do. I even
find that our description of the atom’s proton in terms of a base unit of one second from which
we derive the Earth’s moon, that the equation is based around hydrocarbons, the skeletons of
life chemistry.
At the end of the paper, section 11.0, we see the Cambrian explosion of life that lead to the more
complex and diverse varieties of life we have to today might have had something to do with the
Moon having the right orbital velocity for the optimization of life.